Beautiful airplane you got there!
HagarST 7 months ago
Apache, mother of the Piper Aztec and, likewise, the Twin Comanche.
Best regards to all of you - Tom GODEHUS
GodehusThomas 10 months ago
Apache, mother of the Aztek
two 4 cilinder engines
rurmundo 1 year ago
It was commonly known as the 3000 pound "sweetpotato"
supercash4you 1 year ago
Who's your daddy?
dbowie2007 2 years ago
good video:)
joelseeley 2 years ago
classic, simple, beatifull sight of a twin engined airplane of all times, thnak you for posting. E.B.
n4120p 2 years ago
hey Airsquire, where are you now?
supercash4you 3 years ago
Mr Hough was an awesome guy, great times in selden....nice Apache, thanks for the comment! FAA lists it as "destroyed" now.......
N1114P, first yoke I ever held! 12 yrs old, across LI sound. Thanks Mr. Hough! I will never forget you!
ha ha ha
denderios 3 years ago
First time in 7 years? I would say you did very well. It has been 23 years since I logged and am about ready to get in the left seat again!
hltibbs 3 years ago
beautifull video it remember when I used to fly mine almost very same in color and all, those apaches are a for ever classic silouete on the sky together with the drone of the pulse ejectors, thanks for sharing. Ernest.
n4120p 3 years ago
actaully sod is easier on props..its the grit on paved thats the sand blaster.....from a sod flyer
wmkitt 4 years ago
I love how she growls like she smoked a pack of Marlboro's and drank a quart of scotch.
Oh my god- I wouldn't take our Apache through a sod area! Not after 20 thousand in props! Yikes!
Er-that landing looked a little, how shall I say it-authoritative? LAUGH!
yesjaide 4 years ago
Beautiful airplane you got there!
HagarST 7 months ago
Apache, mother of the Piper Aztec and, likewise, the Twin Comanche.
Best regards to all of you - Tom GODEHUS
GodehusThomas 10 months ago
Apache, mother of the Aztek
Best regards to all of you - Tom GODEHUS
GodehusThomas 10 months ago
two 4 cilinder engines
rurmundo 1 year ago
It was commonly known as the 3000 pound "sweetpotato"
supercash4you 1 year ago
Who's your daddy?
dbowie2007 2 years ago
good video:)
joelseeley 2 years ago
classic, simple, beatifull sight of a twin engined airplane of all times, thnak you for posting. E.B.
n4120p 2 years ago
hey Airsquire, where are you now?
supercash4you 3 years ago
Mr Hough was an awesome guy, great times in selden....nice Apache, thanks for the comment! FAA lists it as "destroyed" now.......
supercash4you 3 years ago
N1114P, first yoke I ever held! 12 yrs old, across LI sound. Thanks Mr. Hough! I will never forget you!
supercash4you 3 years ago
ha ha ha
denderios 3 years ago
First time in 7 years? I would say you did very well. It has been 23 years since I logged and am about ready to get in the left seat again!
hltibbs 3 years ago
beautifull video it remember when I used to fly mine almost very same in color and all, those apaches are a for ever classic silouete on the sky together with the drone of the pulse ejectors, thanks for sharing. Ernest.
n4120p 3 years ago
actaully sod is easier on props..its the grit on paved thats the sand blaster.....from a sod flyer
wmkitt 4 years ago
I love how she growls like she smoked a pack of Marlboro's and drank a quart of scotch.
Oh my god- I wouldn't take our Apache through a sod area! Not after 20 thousand in props! Yikes!
Er-that landing looked a little, how shall I say it-authoritative? LAUGH!
yesjaide 4 years ago